O/T Dialup Backup

Migrating on Jan 2nd from Eclipse to HiV. I've got doubts it'll go smoothly
happening over the new year weekend so I'm looking for a short term dialup
provider, one that's not too expensive and isn't going to tie me into a
minimum contract.
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"Brian Sheldon" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Migrating on Jan 2nd from Eclipse to HiV. I've got doubts it'll go
> smoothly happening over the new year weekend so I'm looking for a short
> term dialup provider, one that's not too expensive and isn't going to tie
> me into a minimum contract.
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Brian,
any pay as you go would do I use tiscali solely as a backup and only dial
in a couple of times every 2 months or so. They send you a monthly offer
with all sorts of items free you only pay postage.
You also get web space so for a couple of pence a month you can't go wrong.


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In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Brian Sheldon
<(E-Mail Removed)> Wed, 29 Dec 2004 16:49:02 writes

>Migrating on Jan 2nd from Eclipse to HiV. I've got doubts it'll go smoothly
>happening over the new year weekend so I'm looking for a short term dialup
>provider, one that's not too expensive and isn't going to tie me into a
>minimum contract.

I think BT have an 0845 service you can join for free via the Web. I
think they cancel the account if it is not used for 6 months.

OneTel is an other source - I think they are cheaper - used to be 1p/min
but then went up to 1.5p some time back. Don't know current rate.

Join up to both and use whichever works best.
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On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 16:49:02 -0000, "Brian Sheldon"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Migrating on Jan 2nd from Eclipse to HiV. I've got doubts it'll go smoothly
>happening over the new year weekend so I'm looking for a short term dialup
>provider, one that's not too expensive and isn't going to tie me into a
>minimum contract.

You could try uk2.net No sign up or registration, pay as you go.
08456091370
user = uk2
password = uk2

Must be used from a BT line with number released.

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On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 in uk.telecom.broadband, someone wrote:

> No sign up or registration, pay as you go.

a number of them exist, from http://www.ecosse.net/ to www.plus.net


>08456091370

a google search would probably find a number of threads in either
uk.net.providers or alt.internet.providers.uk for PAYG ISPs.